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Bloody vaginal discharge
i had a yeast infection about a month ago, and since then when i masturbate, i have this bloody vaginal discharge afterwards, im not sexually active so i dont go to the gyno, and im also afraid of what theyd say even if i went...can someone PLEASE help me?
i am 16 and i am sextually active with my boyfriend of 2 yrs.
i just returned from planned parenthood to get birthcontrol. i took a urine sample, which i thought it was for they can check if i am pregnant or not, but i am not sure. they gave me the birthcontrol, but i have some questions. i have been experiencing some weird symtoms like, bloody discharge, but i ended my period a week ago but have had sex since then. i have had 2 blatter infections, which i thought thats why i have bloody discharge but i am not sure. i dont feel pregnant but i really just want to be sure, defidently before i start on my birthcontrol. so when you can message me back. thank you. oh and should i see a doctor? or will it past and what could it be?? thanks :)
i just returned from planned parenthood to get birthcontrol. i took a urine sample, which i thought it was for they can check if i am pregnant or not, but i am not sure. they gave me the birthcontrol, but i have some questions. i have been experiencing some weird symtoms like, bloody discharge, but i ended my period a week ago but have had sex since then. i have had 2 blatter infections, which i thought thats why i have bloody discharge but i am not sure. i dont feel pregnant but i really just want to be sure, defidently before i start on my birthcontrol. so when you can message me back. thank you. oh and should i see a doctor? or will it past and what could it be?? thanks :)
I would get to a doc, something like that should really be checked out. You could always go to PLanned Parenthood
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